Radio amateurs

UPDATE 19/05/2016

Here is a list of all the frames collected by radio-ham community and sent to us: you can use these audio files and images to see what to expect when receiving [email protected] from space… Keep on helping us!

To celebrate the launch of our second CubeSat, [email protected], we invite the amateur radio community in a contest to listen out for our satellite.

The launch is scheduled on 22nd April 2016, from Centre Spatial Guyanais spaceport in Kourou on-board Soyuz ST-A VS14. The deployment of the satellite will be completed almost 10100 seconds after lift-off!

Once deployed into orbit, [email protected] will begin transmitting signals to Earth approximately 30 minutes after activation. Signals can be picked up by anyone with common amateur radio equipment. You can send the recorded signals (audio and/or waterfall) and TLM packets via email ([email protected]) or upload it using the service DropItToMe (the password is radioham).